This week's episode of the Crunkadelic Funk Show was another installment in the series Unexpected Covers! Featuring covers from Queen Latifah, Roy Buchanan, The Isley Brothers, D'Angelo, Al Green, LaBelle, Tina Turner, & more!

This week: Rock & Roots featured new music from Geese (I See Myself), Volores (All That We Could Need), The Snuts (Gloria), Citizen Cope (The Victory March), Melissa Etheridge (On Broadway), The Teskey Brothers (I'm Leaving), & Hozier (Francesca)!

The Crunkadelic Funk Show from 062423 featured music from Bobby Caldwell, Patrice Rushen, Stephanie Mills, Michel' le, Sylvester & Patrick Cowley, Janet Jackson, Dazz Band, Cameo, Stevie Wonder, & more!

Guest DJ Chrissy Morgan takes over the WUKY Studio and offers listeners a taste of her Detroit roots and more.

This week: Rock & Roots featured new music from Brent Cobb (Southern Star), Talk (A Little Bit Happy), Inhaler (Just To Keep You Satisfied), Peggy Gou (It Goes Like) Nanana, Wye Oak (Every Day Like The Last), Steve Lukather (Someone), & Meshell Ndegeocello Featuring Joel Ross (Towers)!

Christian Adair, Executive Director of the Lyric Theatre & Cultural Arts Center and Founder & Director of Alpha League, discusses civil rights history, empowering young Black and Brown men, and servant leadership.

This week is all about Pawpaws, Kentucky's own unique sub-tropical mountain fruit. Josh and Joe where and when to get the fruit and how to use it in a variety of ways.

It’s September and we’re dropping a brand new episode of WUKY’s Lex Talk History with Alan Lytle and Lexington History Museum Executive Director Dr. Mandy Higgins. Join us as we re-cap the museum’s one year anniversary in its new home in the Thomas Hunt Morgan House and then in our Lex Get Into It segment Mandy talks with Judy Owens, President of the Woman’s Club of Central Kentucky, about a new focused exhibit opening this month. “Among Women – 130 years of the Woman’s Club of Central Kentucky,” will soon be on display for visitors. Get an audio sneak peek here on our show.

Jerry Tipton covered University of Kentucky basketball for the Lexington Herald-Leader for 41 seasons before retiring in 2022. He was known for his straightforward questioning of UK coaches, from Joe B. Hall to John Calipari. A native of Hamtramck, Michigan, Jerry graduated from Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia, and worked for the Huntington Herald-Dispatch before coming to Lexington.He was inducted into the U.S, Basketball Writers Association Hall of Fame in 2005, the Marshall University Journalism Hall of Fame in 2018, and the Kentucky Journalism Hall of Fame in 2020. He has recently written a memoir titled Deja Blue: A Sportswriter Reflects on 41 Seasons of Kentucky Basketball, published by Acclaim Press. In this interview, he talks about his start in journalism, his working relationships with coaches, including some of the memorable dialogue involved, and many of the highlights of his 41-year tenure on the UK basketball beat.